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The Bible is an amazing, potentially life changing, collection of literature. It’s been inspirational for thousands of years - and some say you can hear God through it. In this podcast, we’re going to share our experiences of listening through the Bible at a boxset binge pace. We’re going to engage with it and let it move us. The journey will take us through time and space with some of history’s most remarkable characters and world-shaping ideas. Who knows how differently we’ll see life along the way? Find out more and join the journey with us at https://severnvineyard.org/bible
Severn Vineyard hosts Boxset Binge the Bible, a religion show with 56 episodes published.
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the book of Revelation. Is this the most intriguing book of the Bible? There is a huge variety of views about what this book means and, even if we can understa
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the books of Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi, as well as Psalms 132 to 150. Covering a broad stretch of history from before, during and afte
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, as well as Psalms 120 to 131. The story of how Jerusalem and the temple began to rebuilt was a major cause for celebration for
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the books of Lamentations and Daniel. Both were written for and about God’s people around the time of their exile to Babylon and the loss of their temple and c
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapters 18 to 21 of John’s gospel and Paul’s letter to the Romans. Was it too ambitious to try and take in these texts in a week? Any of these chapters could
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapters 1 to 17 of John’s gospel. Following the story of Israel from the time of exile and God’s promised of a renewed kingdom, it’s clear that people wanted
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapters 40 to 48 of the book of Ezekiel and Psalms 107 to 119. After some harsh and harrowing images, Ezekiel’s visions turn to glorious pictures of God’s des
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapters 22 to 39 of the book of Ezekiel. His visions and actions have been difficult listening, with harsh judgements and consequences for God’s people as wel
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the first 21 chapters of the book of Ezekiel. The vivid visions in this book are other-worldly and dreamlike, and as Ezekiel had been in Babylon, in exile from
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapter 44 to the end of Jeremiah and “Book 4” of the Psalms, 90 to 106. It’s worth considering where the main point, or climax, is the book of Jeremiah. Holly
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapters 23 to 43 of the biggest book in the Bible, Jeremiah. What started as relentless sounding doom and gloom turns a corner here as hope is revealed, albei
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about chapters 1 to 22 of the biggest book in the Bible, Jeremiah. It starts at a time of change and uncertainty for God’s remaining people in the southern kingdom o
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about a selection of letters in the New Testament from early church leaders. The first followers of Jesus were suffering as they spread the news of God’s coming king
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the second book of Chronicles from chapter 17 to the end. The big theme seems to be what makes a good leader for God’s people. The best ones seemed to make a p
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about Chronicles from book 1 chapter 22 to book 2 chapter 16. It’s become very noticeable that this account of Israel’s history has a different perspective and purpo
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the opening chapters 1 to 21 of the first book of Chronicles. A bit like Deuteronomy, this book is a retelling of familiar stories from a different perspective
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the final chapters of the books of Deuteronomy (20 to 34) and Proverbs (27 to 31). In lots of ways, we might not appreciate the revision sections of old laws.
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the first 19 chapters of the book of Deuteronomy. This name means that it’s a repeat of the law described in the first few books of the Bible. Why is it there?
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the New Testament letters to the Hebrews, the Thessalonians, Titus and Philemon. What does faith look like for Jewish believers in Jesus as their promised anoi
Bern Leckie and Owen Lynch share thoughts and feelings about the final chapters of the book of Isaiah and Psalms 79 to 89, some of which reflect how people shared difficult experiences with God. What does it mean to rely
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